With the rising popularity of the wolf cut, it’s no surprise the iconic '70s shag haircut has stepped back into the spotlight. The classic shag is known for its varied layers, feathered texture along the top and sides, choppy ends, and signature brow-length fringe. However, the classic shag has been reimagined with a softer, more face-flattering twist. Modern takes on the style often feature fuller layers around the crown for added volume, with the option to keep the choppy ends for a tousled look or blend the layers for a smoother finish. Bangs remain around brow-length but can be styled side-swept or seamlessly blended into the surrounding layers.